Auchly Farm Treasure Trove of Indian Artifacts
Wellsville area farm of William J Auchly and family hosts a rich display of Indian lore. Arrow heads, a stone axe, grain grinder and skin scrapers sit among cairn graves, platform stones, and creek-filled relics. Local historians dated a cairn at about 1000 years old. Land grants connected to Jackson and Taylor presidents weave through the property lineage. The 17-room Kerwin house, renovated with antiques, anchors generations of ownership including a log cabin added to the kitchen. The site preserves mussel-rich creek evidence and ancient trails across a ridge with views of an old landscape.
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Wellsville
William J. Auchly
Montgomery City
Auchly
Andrew Jackson
William Phipps
William A. Fipps
J. Harold Long
Hed. Appling
James
Bill Auchly
M. J. Hagood
Montgomery County
Chris
Mike
Set Aside Plans Due Next Month
The Agriculture Department will announce the 1973 acreage set aside for feed grains in late November or early December. No details on the required idle land amount were given. Brunthaver cited rising feed exports, including strong sales to the Soviet Union, as increasing demand for next year’s corn, sorghum, oats, and barley. He projected 1972-73 feed exports at about 28.5 million tons, near the 29.1 million-ton record from six years earlier, and a 1973 harvest carryover of 41 million tons, down seven million from this year but above the 1971 reserve of 33 million.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
Carroll G. Brunthaver
National Broiler Council
Atlanta
Brunthaver
Conservation Tour Highlights Audrain County Efforts
Twenty five people attended a Friday October 6 1972 conservation tour in Audrain County led by Terry Hill District Conservationist. State officials Gene Cunningham Jack Provin Doug Lowe and Dean Morgan joined local SCS ASCS and Extension staff to review 1971 72 conservation accomplishments including 273 acres of grassed waterways 24 miles of parallel terraces 43 livestock ponds three miles of diversion terraces and four miles of drainage ditches.
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ASCS
Columbia
Gene Cunningham
Jack Provin
Doug Lowe
SCS
Dean Morgan
Fulton
Terry Hill
Audrain County
Hill
Audrain
Time Short For Farmers Tax Management in 1972
Farmers face 58 shopping days before Christmas and many must plan income tax management for 1972. Moisture variations and mixed yields across east central Missouri affect taxable income, while favorable livestock prices raise tax liability. Prepare records, use income averaging, buy needed assets now, delay sales, review credits, and consider depreciation options. Limited copies of North Central Regional Publication No. 2 will be available through University of Missouri Extension Centers.
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Missouri
CCC
North Central
University of Missouri County
Boonslick
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Audry
Camillus Sheets
Auchry
Chris Schmidt
Ilinois
Mr. Auchly
Terry D. Hill
Mexico
Benton City
Federal Association OF Mexico
Livestock Center
MFA
Harold Sterrett
Orscheln
Westbend
General Electric
Hamilton Beach
Micro
Corning Ware
Indiana Glass
Cory
Bankamericard
Ceeaa
Durex
Ena
Dura
Lloyd Schultz
Centralia
Corno
Corno Feed Products
Montgomery City, Mo
Black’s Feed and Produce
Tinto
Scenarie
Consolidated Electric Co-Op
Mel Storch
Ford Inc
American Motors
Vandalia
Bowling Green
Duralon
Joseph Raboin
Mexico Area
Tentant
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!